Vastu Tips: Every object in the house contains energy, which may either have a beneficial or bad impact on our lives, according to Vastu Shastra. The residents of the residence are negatively impacted by some items that are stored there.
It is thought that Rahu-Ketu and Saturn inhabit items that have been stored in the home but haven’t been utilized in a long time. As a result, there is more conflict in the home and financial difficulties arise. Tell us about the items that Vastu Shastra advises against storing in a home.
Stopped Clock
A stopped clock is seen as a representation of stagnation and stopped time. A stopped clock attracts bad energy, according per Vastu Shastra. In the house, a stopped clock results in financial loss.
It is said to halt the flow of money, which leads to the development of financial issues. An idle clock is a source of more tension, anxiety, and pessimism. A stopped clock is said to bring ill luck to whoever keeps it in the house.
Rusty objects
Antique iron objects stored inside the home rust. Rust is thought to be the result of metal deterioration, in which the metal absorbs negative energy while losing its positive energy. Leaving it within the house invites bad energy inside.
Things that are rusted cause stagnation in a person’s life. Vastu Shastra states that it obstructs achievement and advancement. Maintaining rusting items results in financial loss. Hazardous compounds found in rusted metals can be detrimental to one’s health. It shouldn’t be stored in the house as a result.
Copper cutlery
Old brass kitchenware is frequently stored in a restricted space. It is said that if these utensils are kept in the dark, Saturn takes up residence in them and a string of issues begins to materialize. A person’s life gets troubled and he learns to rely on every dime as a result of the evil eye of Saturn. It is believed that brass and the planet Jupiter are connected. Brass cutlery should not be kept in the home by those with a weak Jupiter in their horoscope. There may be drawbacks to this.
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